Re: [tasque-list] Building on Windows
- From: Sandy Armstrong <sanfordarmstrong gmail com>
- To: Dmitry Radkovsky <dmitry radkovsky reaxion com>
- Cc: tasque-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: [tasque-list] Building on Windows
- Date: Wed, 15 Oct 2008 05:58:06 -0700
Good catch, Dmitry! Fixed in r144. I made this mistake in Tomboy, too,
but forgot to fix it for Tasque.
Sandy
Dmitry Radkovsky wrote:
> Hello,
>
> It didn't work for me - I had to go to Build Events and change
> copy $(SolutionDir)\data\images\*.png $(ProjectDir)
> to
> copy "$(SolutionDir)data\images\*.png" "$(ProjectDir)"
> Notice the quotes and deleted slash in the path.
> Post-build should also be in quotes.
> Perhaps, this was because of the source code folder - it was in "My
> Documents",
> so the qoutes were necessary.
>
> I was building it on Win XP with Visual Studio 2005.
>
> --
> Dmitry
>
>
>> Sandy Armstrong wrote:
>>
>>> Max Battcher wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> Greetings,
>>>>
>>>> Tasque has become my secondary RTM client on my Ubuntu laptop
>>>>
> (behind the
>
>>>> iCal feed in Thunderbird+Lightning). I've yet to decide to switch
>>>>
> to
>
>>>> Thunderbird on my Windows machine so I was hoping to make use of
>>>>
> Tasque's
>
>>>> recent Windows support since Outlook doesn't seem to handle RTM's
>>>>
> iCal at
>
>>>> all...
>>>>
>>>> So I grabbed the latest SVN (revision 124) and made changes to
>>>>
> .csproj to
>
>>>> eliminate most of the missing file/file in wrong place issues, but a
>>>>
> major
>
>>>> file seems to be missing in SVN: WindowsApplication.cs. Is this a
>>>>
> file that
>
>>>> was accidentally not checked in? I don't see it on the Gnome
>>>>
> viewcvs
>
>>>> either.
>>>>
>>>>
>>> It was renamed to GtkApplication. I apparently need to fix the
>>>
> project
>
>>> file. Good catch!
>>>
>> Okay, this is fixed in SVN. After your first build, there shouldn't be
>> any missing file issues (I know it looks like images and stuff are
>> missing, but they get moved in a pre-build event). I just did a fresh
>> checkout of Tasque on Vista, opened tasque.sln in Visual Studio 2008,
>> and hit F5 and everything worked. Please feel free to respond here or
>> in bugzilla if you have further issues.
>>
>> And thanks for trying out Tasque!
>>
>> Best,
>> Sandy
>>
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